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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 19, 1849
Page
11
A乱混合集记述健康 quips about washing and hygiene alongside odd reports from explorers. It cites a German prince, infant mortality concerns, and a Paris academy account describing Ghilanes with a tail, cannibalism, and sun worship.
Promises of £2000 from the Society for the Promotion of Christian Knowledge toward a Colombo theological school, with the Bishop of Ceylon paying £2000 for the site and dedicating £200 yearly. Other items include Lamartine declining a national subscription, a Highland bellman proclamation, Macaulay's rising German reception, Birmingham Festival receipts, a comic ministerial ejectment, and Wordsworth on Venice in a sonnet.
A sequence of death notices from September listing individuals by name age and residence. Entries include Mrs Margaret Wareing at 75 in Ashton-under-Lyne. Mr 8 Lockyer near Ponder's End. Karwaker son of Rev J M Oweny. William Gillett of Brailes. William Jolsey of Southport. Henry Bony of Manchester. Jesse Parsons of Reading. Frances wife of Major General Sir G Pottock. Lord Methuen at Grosvenor Square. infant daughter of Rev G W Conner. Joan Brown of Wareham. Marian Kinsey wife of Rev D Evans. brief character notes accompany some entries.
The English stock market shows little change with a generally firm tone yet subdued activity. Consols and unfunded debt drift downward while foreign securities stay quiet. money remains easy with a modest rise in discount rates for commercial use. Railways slump with plans for unified accounts, colonial markets stay limited, sugar and coffee trade uneven but steady, Amsterdam sale improves prices, and overall negotiations are restrained.
The Builder questions a tube sewer方案 for the Thames rivaling Phillips tunnel. Proposes wrought iron twenty by twelve feet tubes laid along each bank with mid river supports and corrugated iron gas towers. Ends at Woolwich marshes with a dock to drain and solidify sewage using ebb tide.
In Rome a vision claims Saint Peter warned Pope of salvation loss for supporting reform. The Alta California lists gold region towns including Sacramento Sutter and Benicia among others, many uninhabited. The Oxford Chronicle notes the Bear and Staff inn at Cumnor linked to Kenilworth lore and Amy Robsart. The text ends with a remark on growing indifference.
September marks several births including a daughter to Mrs J D Jones at Weston hill Norwood and a son to Mrs J T Cotten at Downton Wilts plus a daughter to Mrs W Edwards at De Crespigny Park Denmark hill. It lists multiple marriages in Leicester Liverpool Norton Bradford London Limerick Exeter and Somerset with various clergymen and families. Death notices include Cornelius Winter Prior of Camberwell and Mary Anne wife of the Rev I Davigs of Ludlow.
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